The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-09-08

worry 6IlRnC. WOrk on tn0 TO600 was re-
sumed early in the spring, and BY June 15,
opened for the reception :pf gussts; thu
roads were in a good condition for travSl:
Scouting parties wefe located at tho diner:
emit basins and stations; and fule1 We're
ISSUED fixing the duties 81 tho troops char9.
ed with tho protection OF tho park. Tho
volume Of travel e, the park during, thss
present season has fallen somewhat short
d that Of last year, which may, in great
measure. be the result OF recent legislation
to any loss OF interest in the "Wonderland
Of the world" by the people.
The secretary OF tho interior has ordered
an investigations q the circumstances ,un:
r reee :to9 Es' H.n sss s
December, 1885, Tor q homestead entry
upon which the entryman. A. F. l.. Hodges,
had lived six and one.half years sid
complied with every division Of the home.
stead law.
President Cleveland telegraphede from
Washington accepting the courtesy OF tho
commercial exchange of Philadelphia, and
that he will attend the reception rendered
him by the exchange on Friday, Sept. 16.
Postoftices established: Dakota; Rio,
county. Postmasters commissioned
Dakota: Vermont City, L. NJ. p. Griswold.
Minnesota: Henderson, j. s. Franken.
field.
William Kroell was killed seven miles
north OF Monroe, Wis. The blast OF a
stone quarry exploded, blowing him to the
top OF Il cut forty-five feet high.
At Richland Center, Wis, while at prayer
meeting with his wife; Augustus Haskini'
house was fansacked by burglars: Apock:
Acting Commissioner Stockslager trsf,s;;
NTH tiis telegram from Agent If ;S s.t T.
ern Pacific t6npany and number OF saw
mill companies Ore rapidly Devastating
the public lands Of their valuable ma tefiai
without regard to law Or the rules and reg.
pilatons OF tho land department, and I'm.
less at once put q stop to the damage. to
the government will be irreparable.' The
acting commissioner recommends that
the attorney general b. requested to at
to fully protect the interests OF the gov
eminent. Acting upon this suggestion,
Acting Secretary Mnldrow has requested
the attorney general to direct the United
States attorney for Washin gton Territory
to take prompt action in the matter,
having due regard to the rights OF the rail-
road company under the law.
The Duke Campo. Selice. Paris million
aire, who married q daughter of Singer,
the sewing machine manufacturer, has
died OF heart disease, brought on by the
earthquakeat Mentone.
The protection cruiser Intrepid captured
nm American schooner fishing within the
three mile limit off Campobello, N. B., and
took her into port.
Henry Taylor, ex.president OF the Bank
OF London and president OF tho Ontario
Investment Association OF London, was
arrest has not been made public.
Mr.. Hayden, editor of the Westmeath
Examiner, has been summoned to court
anti-ev lotion meeting.
There were tivcn new cases of cholera and
four deaths in Malta during the past
in Catania. In Palermo there we're report
ed seventeen new cases and six deaths.
Suspicious cases of sickness have been re.
ported in Rome.
The followings patents have been Issued:
Minnesota-E. NJ. Gilbert, Minneapolis
grain separator, also one for counter bal
ance for grain separators; J.. Morosborge,
st. Paul, cover for barrelsj j. NJ. Palmer,
St. Paul. chuck jaw; w. +. Parrish. Mime
apolis, gang edger, also one for two saw
trimmer; J. 1. Record, Minneapolis, horse
Wisconsin-H. 8. Dewey, Milwaukee, hot
air holder; E. A. Oliver. Belleville, tire
shrinking apparatus; e. w. Rider, Racine,
feed cutter. Dakota-J. +. Gray, boot top
andmanufa cture OF the same.
King Otto OF Bavaria is q confirmed
maniac. Prince Luitpold, the re ,ent is re.
ported to be unwilling to depose Otto,
preferring to await his exposted early
death.
It is learned that the expedition in New
Guinea dispatched to inquire into and
punish the perpetrators OF the recent
massacre OF missionaries and native Chris.
tians at the mouth OF HEATH. river, at:
tackled a Moveavi village and had q fight
killed and d number wounded. One Of the
attacking party was wounded by an arrow,
but not seriously. At subsequent ex.
petition the native and their village was
burned
Gen. Absolum Baird, United States
army. and Col. H. G. Hasbrouck, com.
mandant Of cadets at West Point, went
to Aldershot and inspected the British
military camp there. They exchanged
cordIalities with tho British officers and
we're entertained by them ut dinner. Gen.
Baird and Col. Hasbrouck will proceed at
once to France, where they will witness
the maneuvers OF French troops.
Near Missoula, Mont. Herman Guenth.
er, with a party al colored tlenizens, went
fishing. George Moore Of Company B,
Third infantry, Fort Missoula, also hap.
pened on the creek. Guenther coming up
behind him, shot him in the batk, the ball
passing through the body and right fore
arm. After this Guenther shot himself
through the head. Guenther died instant.
ly and Moore lived but Il short time. The
supposed cause OF the tragedy was Guenth.
er's jealousy OF his wife, Kate, and Moore.
An attempt was made to wreck the even.
ing passenger train on the Illinois Central
railway by some miscreant placing tie
across the track at a point one.half mile
south of Chatsworth. ILL.,, in cut on
curve. The obstruction was noticed by
the engineer just as the engine was abou
to strike it.
is the general opinion that the Baltimore
& Ohio settlement will have a good effect
on American Trunk lines, and especially
those working East and West. There is
some doubt whether the operation will
have any effect on the stock market, and
in certain quarters ease from the existing
pressure is not expected until the grain and
cotton season is we'll over, or until con.
gress devises a means to prevent the in.
creasing treasury surplus.
Mrs. Cleveland and mother have each an
eighth interest in $500, 900 worth OF prop.
crty in Omaha.
Gov. Church of Dakota discharged two
colonies OF his staff for intox;cation.--ys..-- -
C. G. Memminger, the secretary of the
trearury OF the late Confederacy, and a
chum OF jeff Davis, is dying at Flat Rock,
&c.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
have decided to remove all the stoves from
their cars. and use steam for heating pur.
poses hereafter.
Pranzini was brought to trial in July
and his head was cut off Aug. 81.
Moseley's tannery at st. Henry, Canada
was burned. Insurance, 100000. Will.
lam Darling & Co., iron merchants, and B.
4 s. H. Thompson, hardware, were burn.
ed out recently. Loss. $4,000.
William McK;nnov Sacro+orv Wh;t,ou,.